czwartek, 12 września 2024 17:57 UTC
Earlier today we saw the arrival of one but perhaps even multiple coronal mass ejections at our planet. Geomagnetic storm conditions up the G3 (Kp7) level have already been observed but we are still very much under the influence of these coronal mass ejections as they pass Earth.
The north-south direction of the IMF (Bz) turned southward again to a steady -20nT with a solar wind speed near 600km/s. This means we could again see strong storm conditions so yet another G3 geomagnetic storm watch is in effect for the remainder of this day. Sky watchers in the locations like Scandinavia, the UK, northern Germany and the Baltic states should be alert for possible aurora displays after sunset. Be sure to follow the data live on our website or download our app in your iOS or Android store.
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Ostatnie rozbłyski klasy X | 2024/11/06 | X2.39 |
Ostatnie rozbłyski klasy M | 2024/11/13 | M1.7 |
Ostatnia burza geomagnetyczna | 2024/11/10 | Kp5+ (G1) |
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października 2024 | 166.4 +25 |
listopada 2024 | 166 -0.4 |
Ostatnie 30 dni | 163.2 +18.4 |